May Concessions be shown in the public remarks?
Yes, as long as they are shown as a dollar amount, they can be noted in the general public remarks. The remarks should specify what the concession is for (i.e. roof repair, carpet allowance, buyer closing costs, general updates). Concessions do not need to be shown in public remarks for active listings, but may be.…
Read MoreIs there an Active with Bump status in GNMLS?
Not as a separate status. If the seller requests that the listing remain in Active (Green) status after accepting an offer with a Bump Clause, the listing may remain in Active (Green) status. You must add a special REALTOR Remarks notation to agents that the listing has “Accepted offer with bump clause”.
Read MoreHow do I list an Earth Home?
An "Earth Home" is one with no fully above-grade floor, and thus all floors are considered below grade level (even if a portion is walkout). GLA is always zero and all baths must be listed as Below Grade. Sq Ft Finished Basement will usually match the Fin SqFt Total unless there is an Accessory Dwelling…
Read MoreMay I add a listing if it is co-listed with someone who is not a GNMLS subscriber?
No; listings co-listed with non-subscribing agents are ineligible for entry in GNMLS and are subject to a fine of $500 and prompt removal. Only listings that solely involve GNMLS subscribers, and the only co-listers allowed in GNMLS are other GNMLS subscribers. See GNMLS Policies & Procedures Section (V)(D) on page 6.
Read MoreHow can I share information with the seller about their listing in GNMLS?
You can share information by emailing them the SellerHub for that listing. Look under the tools gear to View the SellerHub and email access to your seller. They will have access to viewing statistics about the listing, any showing feedback you have put in to share with them, the current status of the listing including…
Read MoreHow can I report a problem I see with information on a listing?
To report a listing error, you should open the listing details page in Xposure and (at top right), go to Actions > Report this Listing. You will have some dropdown general choices for error type and may check one or more. Use the Remarks to clearly explain the problem(s) and the GNMLS Policy(ies) being violated…
Read MoreHow should I enter One-Party or Office Exclusive listings in GNMLS?
One-Party Listing steps: Always enter AFTER the closing date as there is no marketing. When the contract is signed send MLS the first & last pages of listing contract along with the Office Exclusive addendum. Collect all normal property information, photos, documents, etc. When the listing is entered into GNMLS following the sale send MLS…
Read MoreWhat if my seller wants to “refresh” a listing with a new MLS number?
You may re-list/re-enter a property but ONLY if you obtain a new listing contract. If you signed a contract extension amendment, you may not re-enter it in GNMLS for a new MLS number as that would be against the MLS rules. You would simply go to Autoload > Change Listing and enter the new expiration…
Read MoreWhat does Exclusive Agency or Exclusive Right mean?
There are two types of listing contracts allowed for entry in GNMLS. Both are exclusive between the seller(s) and the real estate firm(s) listed on that single listing contract. In GNMLS we historically see about 90% Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listings. With an Exclusive Agency Listing, the listing broker is entitled to commission if the property is…
Read MoreWhat if my listing has a cottage or other additional finished space?
Only the primary residence’s finished, year-round square footage may be listed for the home. Per ANSI standards the finished space must be accessed via contiguous finished space. If you have to leave the year-round finished space to access other finished space, then it is not contiguous. Mark ADU Detached Dwelling as Yes and fill in…
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